#Pieoneers

Battle Rap has seen tremendous growth over the past decade. From battling on street corners for street cred to a new possibility of pursuing it as a career on a main stage. Just like any other sport, battle rap is aggressively competitive and territorial in nature. My hood v Your Hood. My City v Your City. My Country v Your Country! This event is nothing short of that very element of dominance. Both countries put up the best of their lethal wordsmiths to go head to head in what will be another Southern Africa's most prolific and historic moment in battle rap. The Warzone in association with Lesotho's finest and leading battle rap league DirtMouth, present an overwhelming exciting card as follows; INTERNATIONAL BATTLES Osama Bin Chaplin (BW) v T.U.R.K (Lesotho) Prometheus (BW) v Verbal KingPin (Lesotho) Ill Law (BW) v Phizzykhor (Lesotho) Michael Horror (BW) v Anonymous (Lesotho)               LOCAL LINE UP Eto v Kro Chedza Moon v Banyezus TshokoBoi v The Impact

I keep telling myself I can do better Feel better But... I still seem to be suffocating in this city But is it really the city squeezing the little life I seem to have left from me?  Or is it just maybe this life thing was never my thing I smile and laugh as hard as I can That ’ s the only way to drown out the sorrow that ’ s screaming from my soul  I needed peace I carved silence But I always put on hold My cries and pleads were just another voicemail message on God ’ s phone  So I took a blade and made love to my wrist The feeling was surreal I could feel my pain just ooze out And I wasn’t numb anymore Few one night stands with blade Turned into a violent relationship that lost spark  I don’t feel the love it gave me anymore I don’t feel the connection, we ’ ve lost touch Its not enough to drown out the dark anymore I guess now I need something more permanent to silence the demons in my head  But... But I still wanna see another sunset S